The Mad Villain Wants to Save Himself, but His Wicked Disciple Has Turned Evil Again!

Cang Yulan accidentally transmigrates into the body of a deranged villainous master and gains a disciple who will become a major villain in the future. All he thinks about is how to kill her. The proof is in the pudding: what a wicked disciple!

The System tells her that she must keep up her villainous persona and stop her disciple from turning evil, or she'll be destroyed along with the entire world!

Asking a deranged villain to save a disciple who could turn evil at any moment is downright insane!

She just wants to stay alive. Why is that so hard?

Though Cang Yulan is rebellious to the core, she knows she can't beat Si Jinghe, who was born with cheat-level advantages. If she can cling to someone with a built-in golden finger, won't she be set for a life of comfort and luxury?

To salvage her crumbling master-disciple relationship, she carefully plots her every move, with one goal in mind: spoil him rotten!

Who could have guessed that his corruption meter would turn into an affection meter and shoot straight to the top?

Cang Yulan treats him as her disciple, but he wants to defy his master and overthrow all proper order, even pushing her down!

What kind of decent person clings to his master and pretends to be weak, then demands cuddles, hugs, and to be lifted up high?

“Master, the wind is so strong tonight. It's giving your disciple a headache, and I'm freezing. Feel my hand.”

“Master, you love roaming the Three Realms. Could you take your disciple with you? It's dangerous to travel alone. I can stay by your side and protect you.”

“Master...”

Help! With no one around in the middle of the night, her wicked disciple has pushed her down in the woods. What is she supposed to do now?

When she wakes up, why are her and her wicked disciple's hands bound together with chains, complete with a love-lock?

Si Jinghe has eyes only for her. “Master, you flirt with me and then run away. Keep playing like that, and you'll get yourself into trouble.”